Milos Kerkez drops major transfer hint amid Liverpool interest: 'My agent is on' | OneFootball

Liverpool fans have filled left-back’s social media accounts with comments urging him to make move to Anfield

Milos Kerkez has not ruled out a move away from Bournemouth this summer, as speculation continues over his future at the club.

The left-back has shone for the Cherries this season, starting every Premier League match and chipping in with two goals and five assists.

Bournemouth sit tenth in the table heading into the final nine games of the league campaign, but they are only five points off Chelsea in fourth and remain firmly in the hunt for European football.

That would be a first for Bournemouth, but whether Kerkez would be at the club next season to play his part appears to be in significant doubt.

The 21-year-old is attracting attention from across Europe and Liverpool reportedly view him as a key target, as they look for a long-term replacement for Andy Robertson.

Kerkez signed for AC Milan in 2021 but did not make a single appearance and, when asked if he wants his next move to be a return to a top European club, made it clear he has ambitions of challenging for major honours.

“Yeah,” Kerkez told The Athletic. “As a kid, you dream to play at the highest level, win the trophies, be on the best teams.

“These are the things that my agent is on. My dad is on. It is not something that they occupy me with because the season is still going, so there’s no point to talk about anything.

“There’s games left, the FA Cup is important for us — these are big things.

“And then, like I say, when someone comes (in for you) you never know what’s going to happen or where you’re going to end up. In the summer, we will see what happens.”

Reports have suggested that Liverpool are eyeing a £40m deal in the summer, with Arne Slot said to be a keen admirer of Kerkez.

The Hungarian international has had his social media accounts flooded with comments from Liverpool fans urging him to make the move to Anfield, and he admitted those have been hard to ignore.

“It’s not like I don’t see it (the comments),” he says.

“When people say they don’t see stuff if someone says something about you, I think it’s a lie. It’s only if it hits you or not.

“If someone says something bad, I do my job, and if someone says something good, I just do my job. That’s it.”